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It started as a little micro-organism from some somewhere and just grew larger and larger on the rich pickingsWhy would the empire put some tentacle monster inside their rubbish compactor?
It started as a little micro-organism from some somewhere and just grew larger and larger on the rich pickingsWhy would the empire put some tentacle monster inside their rubbish compactor?
Does Mr Handcock not realise where the county of Rutland is?
Who in their right mind leaves it in a different tier to those counties surrounding it.
Must be the new Google mind reading feature....You know how Google track everything and the ads we see get tailored to what we've looked at or bought recently?
That's what I thought and would explain why I see adverts for cameras, lenses, cars and lately hifi but there's one site I go to and it consistently shows me ads for women's bikinis. They're beautiful young women with fantastic bodies and they do look lovely in those stylish and very reasonably priced bikinis and the pictures are all acceptable, none in bad taste or too revealing etc. but why am I'm seeing this? I've never ever Googled "women's bikini."
Maybe they just think I need cheering up
It's now changed to hifi but those women in bikinis will be back soon.
PS.
Maybe they think I need to take more interest in women, as all I look at is cameras, lenses, hifi etc... Do they not know I'm married?
People! why can't they get a little awarness of what is going on around them?
They are out to get you....... I would stay in if I were you......WBMT?
People driving as though they are the only ones on the road..
I needed supplies, so I headed to my local shops.
People pulling out of side turnings, or pulling around park cars without looking,
and going around a blind bend on the wrong side of the road.
I counted an assorted 5 and that was on a less than 2 mile journey ..
1st day out in 3 and yes it seems they were all waiting forI would stay in if I were you......
Mrs Woof Woof's search, perhaps. I got a lot of ads for what turned out to be an Xmas Pressie.You know how Google track everything and the ads we see get tailored to what we've looked at or bought recently?
That's what I thought and would explain why I see adverts for cameras, lenses, cars and lately hifi but there's one site I go to and it consistently shows me ads for women's bikinis. They're beautiful young women with fantastic bodies and they do look lovely in those stylish and very reasonably priced bikinis and the pictures are all acceptable, none in bad taste or too revealing etc. but why am I'm seeing this? I've never ever Googled "women's bikini."
Maybe they just think I need cheering up
It's now changed to hifi but those women in bikinis will be back soon.
PS.
Maybe they think I need to take more interest in women, as all I look at is cameras, lenses, hifi etc... Do they not know I'm married?
Mrs Woof Woof's search, perhaps. I got a lot of ads for what turned out to be an Xmas Pressie.
I get those occasionally, it seems that I now need a new prom dressshows me ads for women's bikinis. They're beautiful young women with fantastic bodies and they do look lovely in those stylish and very reasonably priced bikinis
I get those occasionally, it seems that I now need a new prom dress
You caught me just in time .....Please don't post pictures...
You caught me just in time .....
People
That's what baffled me today, fnucking people, as it does most days TBH. Out for a walk and there was a group photo being taken so I walked round them so as not to get in shot, a few hundred metres further on I stopped to take a snap and the whole group, who had watched me walk round them, paraded in front of me while I was holding the camera up and I had stepped off the broad, obvious path so there was plenty of room to go behind me. Then at a style a woman had gone over the style just stopped right at the bottom of the style to take a photo, again plenty of room to move to one side but no, just stop and block the style while she faffed about with her phone. Another group walking along a pavement slowly so I walked up the road to pass them and maintain some distance, just as I was passing they decided to cross the road, couldn't wait 1 second for me to pass, just stepped off the pavement and nearly bumped into me.
People! why can't they get a little awarness of what is going on around them?
Perhaps they came from somewhere else...it seems quite a few folks walk (or drive) around without either noticing any other person exists
Mrs WW sometimes sees adverts on facebook and asks me to order stuff but when I look at the seller (companies not individuals) it often raises worries. Today she passed me something from someone I'd never heard of and Googling showed an absolute avalanche of complaints. Usually when I look I can find the exact thing or if not something that'll do from a more reputable seller and thankfully that happened again today, and at a cheaper price too. Down from £19.99 from Mr Dodgy to £5.99 from someone we've heard of for something that looks to be the exact same thing.
I just get a bit baffled by people, not just Mrs WW as I've seen others doing this too, seeing ads on social media and losing any sense and ability to double check.
I may be an innocent but FB would never be my first choice if I wanted to buy something. Maybe I'm wrong.
Opera has an extension to block facebook ads. Come to that so does FF.Yes agree with you there I see a lot of ads I wish there was a way to block all ads on Facebook
Thanks didn’t know about that will have a lookOpera has an extension to block facebook ads. Come to that so does FF.
its not 100 % but it seems to take out a lot of the crap.
Footballers and their hair.
How come so many footballers have silly hair cuts? Maybe because no one tells a multi millionaire they look ridiculous? If this came from me it'd be easy to explain as I have hair but no style to it because I don't care. This came from the much more style conscious Mrs WW
While I'm on the subject of footballists. How come so many of them have shaved legs? Does anyone know any non footballist men who shave their legs? Or don't? I don't think I do know any men who shave their legs but it's something that's difficult to check.
If you're a man... do you shave your legs? I don't.
Just wondered
Cyclists do.
For football I guess it could be they think it looks better (?) and I think less chance of a cut getting infected and or easier to treat.
Supposedly someone has conducted wind tunnel testing an shown a that shaved legs were more aero dynamic than unshaven.
I suppose the theory of infection could transfer to footballers
Dunno about football but some rugby players are sporting ridiculous mullets, there seems to one in most teams(pro 14 Anyway) maybe a secret contest we don’t know about.
Yes we have had some sensible ones from Sainsburys too. They are pretty good when substituting more expensive products for cheaper stuff, unlike an Ocado delivery where they subsituted a multi-pack of 6 very expensive tinned chopped tomatoes for 2 cheaper tins we had ordered & billed us for the more expensive pack. That was the last Ocado order we placed.We've had some great subs from Sainsbury's. Out of stock of small packs of basic tomatoes but a larger pack of taste the difference ones subbed - at the cheaper price. No small pizza so a large one subbed. No small bag of easy peeler citrus - we got a crate! IIRC there have only been 2 or 3 subs that we've rejected.
The black is supposed to reduce glare, the white is a Zinc Oxide sun block.
We had a milk carton leak, the contents of a whole crate were swimming. The Sainsburys C&C man refunded us the entire crate of goods & said we could keep them. One ot two items were beyond salvage but most things were fine after being washed.
I miss being able to browse the shelves looking for new things to try & the occasional bargain. We have become disciplined in making a list & updating our order the night before, we used to just wander..... We used to buy a lot of fresh produce from Aldi but haven't set foot in there since March 2020. On a positive note we accumulated £120 worth of Nectar points last year.